Hangle-Wang Slitheen
The Hangle-Wang Slitheen were a branch of the Raxacoricofallapatorian criminal family Slitheen.
History
347th century
In the 347th century, the family were still exiled from Raxacoricofallapatorius, although they expected a reappraisal in the coming 1000 years. They were also involved in the Platonic War, being among those defeated by the Humans. As a form of revenge, they employed Navarino technicians to build a temporal drive, the Slitheen ate them after it was completed. They travelled back to 1500 B.C., when Greece was facing famine. They gave them food, in exchange asking for champions to fight for them. The Slitheen were actually running a temporal tourist tour, with aliens coming to see the sites of future monuments and with the Human fighters being killed for their entertainment. Their eventual plan was for the Humans become too dependent on them, never develop technology and never develop any advanced civilization. The Tenth Doctor and June tried to stop them peacefully, but instead the native Greeks fought back, destroying their time travel technology and throwing the whole organisation into chaos. Mamps, Cosmo and Leeb Slitheen escaped, but were trapped in the past. When their time-travel package tour appeared to kill a tourist, they were taken to court and bankrupted, with police being sent back to capture Mamps, Cosmo and Leeb. (NSA: The Slitheen Excursion)
Members
Named
- Costmato Fel-Fotch Hangle-Wang Slitheen was a member of the family operating in 1500 B.C. Greece. (NSA: The Slitheen Excursion)
- Mamps Fel-Fotch Hangle-Wang Slitheen was another member of the family operating in 1500 B.C. Greece. (NSA: The Slitheen Excursion) Mamps is likely to be a shortened version of her full first name.
- Leeb Fel-Fotch Hangle-Wang Slitheen was another member of the family operating in 1500 B.C. Greece. (NSA: The Slitheen Excursion) Leeb is again likely to be a shortened version of his full first name.
- Hisk Fel-Fotch Hangle-Wang Slitheen was another member of the family operating in 1500 B.C. Greece. (NSA: The Slitheen Excursion) Hisk is again likely to be a shortened version of his full first name.
